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Wall: He lost a contest and won a contract
Wall: He lost a contest and won a contract

Wall: He lost a contest and won a contract

Date1/14/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Wall: He lost a contest and won a contract.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0100263F
Best short story: Geraldine Diver's first story has won The Sunday Star's annual short story contest Page F5
Best short story: Geraldine Diver's first story has won The Sunday Star's annual short story contest Page F5
10/2/1981
A handshake for a contract. That's the business style that attracted nature writer and photographer Dave Taylor to Erin-based Boston Mills Press. [Incomplete]
A handshake for a contract. That's the business style that attracted nature writer and photographer Dave Taylor to Erin-based Boston Mills Press. [Incomplete]
9/27/1991
Robin Fulford, 30, whose short story At Dusk The Sound was a runner-up in our recent short story contest, is no stranger to writing. For three year, w(...)
Robin Fulford, 30, whose short story At Dusk The Sound was a runner-up in our recent short story contest, is no stranger to writing. For three year, w(...)
9/18/1980
A book by its cover: Jacques Byfield's novel Forever 33 didn't win the Newmarket man the $50,000 top prize in Seal Book's first novel contest
A book by its cover: Jacques Byfield's novel Forever 33 didn't win the Newmarket man the $50,000 top prize in Seal Book's first novel contest
5/21/1982
Portrait of Artist in the Park, Barry Coombs, a watercolor and pencil instructor at the Art Gallery of Ontario, is lost in his sketchbook in the tranquil shade of a verdant Queen's Park
Portrait of Artist in the Park, Barry Coombs, a watercolor and pencil instructor at the Art Gallery of Ontario, is lost in his sketchbook in the tranquil shade of a verdant Queen's Park
6/12/1989
Bill Bryson laments how much has been lost in travel destinations
Bill Bryson laments how much has been lost in travel destinations
11/26/1991
David Leavitt: Author of The Lost Language Of Cranes says Alice Munro is his model
David Leavitt: Author of The Lost Language Of Cranes says Alice Munro is his model
1/28/1988
Excellence rewarded, History professor Modris Eksteins of the University of Toronto in Scarborough recently won this year's Trillium award for his book Rites of Spring
Excellence rewarded, History professor Modris Eksteins of the University of Toronto in Scarborough recently won this year's Trillium award for his book Rites of Spring
5/11/1990
Small town storey: Playwright Raymod Storey, who won a Dora Award for the hit musical Girls In The Gang, takes a look at the regular folk back home in The Last Bus
Small town storey: Playwright Raymod Storey, who won a Dora Award for the hit musical Girls In The Gang, takes a look at the regular folk back home in The Last Bus
2/14/1989
Second win: Ruth E. Johnson placed second two weeks ago in The Great Toronto Romance but tried again and won this time. She has also written the first draft of a romance novel
Second win: Ruth E. Johnson placed second two weeks ago in The Great Toronto Romance but tried again and won this time. She has also written the first draft of a romance novel
3/5/1983
Playwrights Guillermo Verdecchia and Daniel Brooks won Floyd S
Playwrights Guillermo Verdecchia and Daniel Brooks won Floyd S
2/24/1992
Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies
Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies
3/20/1983